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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1945
Page
8
A reader notes Arturo Godoy’s planned U.S. boxing tour as a heavyweight fighter. The piece questions boxing’s wartime relevance and mocks plans for air travel and war effort exemptions while citing Isaiah Bowman and Norman Thomas on peace and balance. It ends urging reliance on official communiques over rumors.
Acerrsa Uroding Woman Columnist details how German society reacted to the Nazi regime after occupation. The piece notes fear, apathy, and the terror of Gestapo and SS, plus the challenge of rebuilding trust and dynamic political life.
Missoula columnist Mike Mansfield reports from China via India and over the Hump, praising American logistics and Chinese training while noting graft and incompetence in field commands. Chiang Kai-shek is seen as the only leader who can unite China and push reforms, though the situation remains desperate with Japanese moves to the mainland and uncertain defense prospects.
A weekly feature sends a Christmas era update from The Globe with wartime news and local notices. It mixes home life, home front personalities, and service members report, including a fire tragedy, homecomings, a missing in action officer, and boxing tournament preview.
A compiled crossword puzzle grid with numbered clues covering topics from current events to abbreviations and common words. Entries include terms for anatomy measurements alphanumeric symbols and military and civic references, offering a broad range of short word solutions.
A humorous monologue recounts a man’s chaotic shaving routine and a dull razor. He endures a steaming hot water squall, tubing cream mishaps, and a shaving mishap with a neglected blade. His wife jokes about it as daughter laughs at the resounding chaos.
A Princeton survey shows about two thirds of respondents think the war will take longer. The study, conducted since early January, reflects uncertain wart fronts and revised expectations.
A historic naval talks opening sees five great powers issue initial statements on maritime disputes. Business leaders claim economic conditions are sound, while Mexican officials protest Communist demonstrations in Moscow.
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